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Amritpal Singh, associates booked in a fresh FIR for possession of illegal weapons

Speaking to reporters in Amritsar on Sunday, the SSP said police had arrested seven associates of the self-styled Sikh preacher near Mehatpur in Jalandhar on Saturday.

A fresh FIR was lodged against radical preacher Amritpal Singh and some of his associates on Sunday in connection with the possession of illegal weapons, a senior police officer said.
Amritsar Rural Senior Superintendent of Police Satinder Singh said seven of Amritpal's associates have been arrested under Arms Act. Punjab Police had on Saturday launched a major crackdown against Amritpal, with police arresting 78 members of an outfit headed by him.
However, the hunt is on to catch Amritpal who gave the police a slip when his cavalcade was intercepted in Jalandhar district on Saturday.
Police had already registered an FIR in the February 23 Ajnala incident against Amritpal and his associates.
Speaking to reporters in Amritsar on Sunday, the SSP said police had arrested seven associates of the self-styled Sikh preacher near Mehatpur in Jalandhar on Saturday.
They were part of Amritpal's convoy, the police officer said.
He said six 12 bore guns and some cartridges have been seized, which are illegal.
Referring to the arrest of seven accused on Saturday night, the SSP said, "We have registered a fresh FIR last night now under the Arms Act in which Amritpal is the key accused. All seven are also accused in this fresh FIR."&nbsp;

A case from Assam grabs the spotlight where a female constable, Junmoni Rabha made an arrest of her fiance on the charges of cheating. The man, named Rana Pogag claimed to be a PRO (Public Relations Officer) at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) but was allegedly involved in some illegal activities, Rana used to rob people by taking lakhs of rupees from them in return for giving jobs to them in the government-owned oil and gas explorer and producer.When Junmoni Rabha came to know about this from three people who approached her with evidence, she filed an FIR against the conman and told the media "I am grateful to the three people who came to me with information about him (Rana Pogag) on how big a fraud he is. They opened my eyes,"Rana and Junmoni were engaged in October last year and this year duo was all set to get married.

Female Constable arrested her fiance on charges of cheating and robbing people

Rana&nbsp;used to rob people by taking&nbsp;lakhs of money from them in return for giving jobs to them in the government-owned oil and gas explorer and producer.

'What are you willing to do for love?' - this is a question that is asked many times but a cop from Assam has answered a question that is hardly ever posed. 'What are you willing to do for duty?'
Sub-inspector Junmoni Rabha from Assam arrested her fiance on charges of cheating after she found out that he was a fraud.
The man, Rana Pogag, claimed to be a PRO (Public Relations Officer) at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) but was allegedly involved in illegal activities. Rana allegedly cheated people of lakhs&nbsp;of rupees by promising them jobs in ONGC.
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Junmoni Rabha came to know about Rana's scam after three people approached her with evidence. She filed an FIR against the conman and arrested him
Rana and Junmoni got engaged in October last year and were set to be married this November.

A Spanish businessman is reportedly under investigation by Spain's Civil Guard for possible illegal possession of specimens of species under threat, or already extinct.
Of the 1,000 stuffed animals found in the under-investigation collection, over 400 are reportedly from protected species. At least one is a North African oryx, which have already gone extinct.
Stuffed animals from protected species reportedly include the addax, or white antelope, and the Bengal tiger. Cheetah, leopard, lion, snow panther, lynx, polar bear, white rhinoceros, and elephant were also found.
Almost 198 ivory tusks from elephants, and stools made from their legs were found at the collection. The stuffed animals were reportedly kept in two warehouses spread over 5,000 square metres near Valencia.
The owner could be charged with trafficking, and other crimes against the environment if legal ownership cannot be proved, as per Spanish officials quoted by news agency Associated Press.

1,000 real, stuffed animals found by Spanish police at warehouse; include extinct, protected species

1,000 real, stuffed animals, worth Rs 200 crores, found by Spanish police at warehouse. Now the owner is in trouble. Watch details.

THUMBNAIL ANIMAL COLLECTION WORTH Rs 200 CRORES
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VALENCIA, SPAIN 10 APRIL 2022 SOURCE: AP | GUARDIA CIVIL
 What you're looking at is yet another nauseating example of human greed. Over one thousand real, stuffed animals. Many of them from extinct and endangered species. Their tusks or antlers cut off to create trophies. Their body parts cut off to create furniture. The total worth of all this - Rs 200 crore.
 These visuals are from the private collection of a Spanish businessman. The owner is now under investigation by Spain's Civil Guard for possible illegal possession of specimens of species under threat, or already extinct. Of the 1,000 stuffed animals, over 400 are reportedly from protected species. At least one is a North African oryx, which have already gone extinct. Stuffed animals from protected species reportedly include the addax, or white antelope, and the Bengal tiger. Cheetah, leopard, lion, snow panther, lynx, polar bear, white rhinoceros, and elephant were also found. Almost 198 ivory tusks from elephants, and stools made from their legs were found at the collection. The stuffed animals were reportedly kept in two warehouses spread over 5,000 square metres near Valencia.
The owner could be charged with trafficking, and other crimes against the environment if legal ownership cannot be proved, as per Spanish officials quoted by news agency Associated Press.
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 CAPTIONS Spanish businessman's collection under lens Over 1,000 real, stuffed animals found Collection worth over Rs 200 crore: reports Specimens from protected, extinct species Oryx, cheetah, rhino, elephant etc found

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A Spanish businessman&nbsp;is reportedly under investigation by Spain's Civil Guard for possible illegal possession of specimens of species under threat, or already extinct.
Of the 1,000 stuffed animals found in the under-investigation collection, over 400 are reportedly from protected species.&nbsp;At least one is a North African oryx, which have already gone extinct.
Stuffed animals from protected species reportedly include the addax, or white antelope, and the Bengal tiger.&nbsp;Cheetah, leopard, lion, snow panther, lynx, polar bear, white rhinoceros, and elephant were also found.
 Almost 198 ivory tusks from elephants, and stools made from their legs were found at the collection. The stuffed animals were reportedly kept in two warehouses spread over 5,000 square metres near Valencia.
 The owner could be charged with trafficking, and other crimes against the environment if legal ownership cannot be proved, as per Spanish officials quoted by news agency Associated Press.
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Following allegations of illegal construction and violation of Coastal Regulation Zone norms levelled by the&nbsp;BJP,&nbsp;Milind Narvekar, the personal assistant of Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, demolished his own sea-facing bungalow in Murud in&nbsp;Ratnagiri district.The Indian Express quoting sources in Shiv&nbsp;Sena reported that Narveker demolished his house apprehending action by the authorities. Narvekar had reportedly built a 2,000 sq ft sea-facing bungalow on a plot in Murud in Dapoli.In June, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya had filed a complaint with the central and state environment departments alleging that constructions in the area by Narvekar, Shiv Sena Minister Anil Parab and few others were illegal.Subsequently, a team, comprising officials from the Centre and state had visited the site.

Watch: Uddhav Thackeray’s PA demolishes his own sea-facing bungalow

The personal assistant of Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray demolished his own sea-facing bungalow in Ratnagiri:&nbsp;Here's way

In June, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya had filed a complaint with the central and state environment departments alleging that constructions in the area by Narvekar

Following allegations of illegal construction and violation of Coastal Regulation Zone norms levelled by the&nbsp;BJP,&nbsp;Milind Narvekar, the personal assistant of Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, demolished his own sea-facing bungalow in Murud in&nbsp;Ratnagiri district. The Indian Express quoting sources in Shiv&nbsp;Sena reported that Narveker demolished his house apprehending action by the authorities. Narvekar had reportedly built a 2,000 sq ft sea-facing bungalow on a plot in Murud in Dapoli. In June, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya had filed a complaint with the central and state environment departments alleging that constructions in the area by Narvekar, Shiv Sena Minister Anil Parab and few others were illegal. Subsequently, a team, comprising officials from the Centre and state had visited the site.

 MLA Lambor Malngiang condemns mob attack on youths over suspicion

MLALamborMalngiang condemns mob attack on youths over suspicion

Gang members apprehended while they were out to sell 12 rhino nails at Rs 6,000 each; they were also allegedly involved in a poaching incident on April 8, 2018.

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